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noun
1. a young sheep.
2. the meat of a young sheep.
3. a person who is gentle, meek, innocent, etc.: Their little
daughter is such a lamb.
4. a person who is easily cheated or outsmarted,
especially an inexperienced speculator.
5. the Lamb, Christ.
verb (used without object)
1. to give birth to a lamb.
lamb [lam]
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Retrospectives going beneath the surface
The document discusses the structure and tools for conducting retrospectives, including opening, data gathering, analysis, action planning, and conclusion. It emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for discussion, listening skills, and the use of powerful questions. The document also includes references for further resources and personal reflections on responsibility and intent.
Retrospectives going beneath the surface
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- 2. @gwww Retrospectives Going Beneath the Surface GlennWaters glenn@westborosystems.com @gwww
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- 4. @gwww We’re not goingto be talking about these things… • The retrospective format: 1. Opening 2. Gather data (what’s going well, what could improve…) 3. Analyze something (5 whys, …) 4. Figure out some actions (in the form of an experiment) 5. Conclusion • Or various retrospective tools such as https://retromat.org/en/ • Or how to make them fun – cause they oughta be! • Or dot voting, facilitation, sticky notes, who to invite, or games to use* • Or… *But we will play some games here!
- 5. @gwww We will practice… …andcreating safe spaces Four Tools Responsibility Awareness Listening Powerful questions
- 6. @gwww Amygdala (About the sizeof an almond)
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- 8. @gwww From: https://thesystemsthinker.com/pocket-guide-moving-from-blame-to-accountability/ Blame Fear “Cover-Ups” Information Flow Abilityto Solve Problems Effectively Errors Risk Taking Ability to Innovate S S S S S S O O O R2 R1 (Reinforcing Loop)
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- 10. @gwww noun 1. a youngsheep. 2. the meat of a young sheep. 3. a person who is gentle, meek, innocent, etc.: Their little daughter is such a lamb. 4. a person who is easily cheated or outsmarted, especially an inexperienced speculator. 5. the Lamb, Christ. verb (used without object) 1. to give birth to a lamb. lamb [lam] https://www.dictionary.com/browse/lamb
- 11. @gwww Mary had alittle lamb My Aunt Mary swindled a small easily cheated person (out of $50)
- 12. @gwww Level 1 InternalListening: Listening to respond
- 13. @gwww Level 2 FocusedListening: Listening to Hear
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- 15. @gwww • Other personlistens silently • Keep eye contact • Shut down your internal dialogue • Sit in silence even if speaker not talking • Keep count of number of times you listened to respond (level 1) • One person picks a topic that they are passionate about • Talk to your partner for 3 minutes
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- 17. @gwww Partner interacts using onlypowerful questions; you may reuse questions One person starts by saying: “I am thinking about planning a vacation.” Avoid monologue; leave opening for questions!
- 18. @gwww Christopher Avery;http://responsibility.com/ Results that Matter Unsatisfying Results No Results
- 19. @gwww 1. Name 3things you intend to happen in the near future that might not occur but for your desire, belief, and expectation. 2. Name at least one impulsive behavior of yours of which you are not fond. 3. What would happen if you applied the same level of intent to the impulsive behaviour?
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